Kanye West's Daughter North Delivers Japanese Verse on 'VULTURES 2' Track 'BOMB'
Today marked a significant moment for hip-hop fans, as Kanye West and Ty Dolla Sign unveiled their long-awaited collaborative album, "Vultures 2".
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The reception of "Vultures 2" has been a mixed bag, sparking diverse reactions within the rap community.
While numerous listeners have expressed admiration for the album's innovative sound and bold artistic choices, others have raised concerns about Kanye’s recent musical direction, with some suggesting he should consider retirement from the industry.
Amid the myriad of hits and misses discussed online, one standout track has captured considerable attention: “Bomb.”
North West Impresses with Japanese Rap on Kanye's "VULTURES 2" Album:
North West raps in Japanese on "BOMB" from Kanye’s 'VULTURES 2' 🇯🇵🔥pic.twitter.com/idBq57sKwo
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“Bomb” features Kanye’s daughters, North and Chicago West, presenting a unique blend of family and artistic collaboration.
North, at just 11 years old, showcases her talent by rapping in Japanese, which has left many fans in awe. This isn’t her first foray into music; earlier this year, North made waves with her verse on “Talking,” from the first installment of the Vultures series.
Her undeniable charisma and creativity earned her viral fame, and she even took on the role of director for the song’s music video.
Ye’s commitment to collaborating with his children reflects a deeply personal artistic vision, blending family life with his hip-hop legacy.
Fans are eagerly anticipating more contributions from North, as she appears to be following in her father's artistic footsteps.
As "Vultures 2" continues to be dissected and discussed, it’s clear that both Kanye West and Ty Dolla Sign are pushing boundaries and experimenting within the genre.
From unexpected features to dynamic production styles, this release adds another layer to the evolving narrative of modern hip-hop. The wait has been long, but the result might just resonate powerfully within today's music scene.